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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-04-21

On Friday last. being the 10Th day
OF April, the editor in company with
b. L. Herman Of Kratzerville, visited
Swift run to catch trout. We found
them unusually scarce and caught
only eighty. Tho snow near tho falls
was nearly three feet deep at some
places and rendered the brook not
only high but uncomfortably JroSb.
The law protecting trout till the 10Th
was undoubtedly observed, rs only II
few foot prints could be seen along
the run-oue Of which we recognized
as those made by John Federolf's
gum boots. We guess squire Mid -
alsswarth had borrowed them as we
found a paper in which lunch had
been wrapped with the squire's name
on IT,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-04-21
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-04-21

,,tort. throughout tho county viii
rn.OI ssnting % tho news In thoir rcspcc:;
sdiIe n VILLAGES ami nelghborhoods. send
VS. ss,isiu facts, aud we will drcs. them up
q We oar coIamns will always lie op"n
Hrso " 1ho wish TO speak through them on
tee ar local ques.ione OF public intsrest
s,siN M mot hol oursoli responsible Tor the
.ss.,.isn. they may express
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

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rimo Table, In effect Nov. Is, 1885
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-04-21
Died.

April l., in Franklin Mr.. Isaac
Beaver, aged tS years, > mont rs and
10 DAYS.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-04-21

,,ousry CounTs.-rhe Courts OF
ssrpsVnnn are held on the fourth Mondays
nIdsf 0 May, and September, aud second
Nay u ofDseombsr.
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N11ABSIglkCID.

April 10, 10y Rev. }. ". Stover, Miss
Minnie Dreese to X. +. Stimely, both
of Mcclure.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-04-21

rroins Leave Lewistown Junction;
auam.sotam 10 40 ami o.; - n' .'~' m
. "a y m inr Pit,sbnrg and the west.
"a an aan, t7pm, " IN, 81 N
II T.. y n. For Philad,lphis, New York, Baiti'
moi 70 aud washington.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-04-21

u,pnestlng with trsinson NO. Ryo
s,,,rsor,yo. Arrive at Solinsgrove
cav 9SA " 1907 A, NJ.
u 2.O5 4. NJ
~ - 81 b30 p, III,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-04-21

The dwelling house near the rails
road about mile south west OF Mid
dleburgh, owned by the Gilbert heirs
and occupied by VIM. Spscht, burn
ed to the ground with all it's contents
OH Thursday afternoon Of last week.
The family had been from home at
the time OF the fire aud nothing but
the clothing on their backs was saw
ed. How the fire originated Is not
known. Mr.. Speoht being poor
msn, the accident falls doubly severe
on him, and he has made an attempt
to recover his loss by soliciting contri-
buttons from the people ia this sec
tion, In which we are pleased to say,
ho has had good success. Fre is a
dreadful visitation to those Ia the
best circumstances but upon the poor
I falls With double severity
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-04-21

We understand that Rev. J. NJ.
Stover of the Missionary Institute,
Selinsgroye, has been elected to serve
the TroItlville Evangelical Lutheran
church. We have known Mr.. Stover
from his boyhood, and have always
regarded him as IL young man OF eX-
ceptional merit, one who has risen by
dint of personal effort. He is self
made man, possessed of good deliv
cry aud strong reasoning powers.
He will be an ornament to any pull
pit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15
TIE STATE OF TRADE,

Eoar steady w.sisrn sspsrnos 2ss
Brasas 81 IS ssi So Pataoscs Famiy saosanvs
sovtssrs Rei 78Ssoe. Amber 81 Sste. Na Western
w%ssr Red sD.S 49, spso'
....OorHsouherr nrner White SO sS4c isllsw o2 5Se
au asS 'Ps s &c ssd
White 2so35cs westerp "a sSsc westsrs AIsa
Sc sSsS .sa%y fs'Ss :. Uieie. w.s.rn sls
0sl5 3d.: rrevissss steady quiet Mess f.rk 81 "
s ss. o. sst~ .'4 : s ''ss :
SIDE, ohc Hams l2bsltc LardZRshnsa at Ne
22s25s Eggs hlghsr at il Ola -P.rolsup nrwsr-
Rsnnea 6'sc..- Ceaee-R,e carTse1 ornaV 70 ,sr
R.ss.a s,.sioo ws.ss1 STEADY at 81 ilssi Is,
Ereishts to Lvessos Ger s.s.nsr sn an- sss .s
whsa, eOsOo bush. Corn $500 Dusa oats II 100 yssn
RYE 100 bl,n bhpmens-Flsnr l20s5 sels inca
Corn 10000 bush
boston Aug. 13.-Fiour ouiet-connen EItr.. 81 Is
Taest Pateats Choice to Fancy - IS - 90
b5c Oats steady No Wnris Ssc......shsrts stsady
81 wnter sn0r S sis o.
Dairy Extra 2i929c. Cheese ouietBest Nev.yors and
wsstSrn. frses i4Siiis Receipts day-Fi.ar
$500 6bla and 5000 sacks oera $500 eu'@ oai"
BUFFALO. Aug l3.-whsat-No Hard opsned weak
sales 81 oslo closing strong at 81 &c Offering. s
7sc asked wistsi Wheat scarce aud arm. Ked 7ss
7SAe White Mchlgas 3d. e72c. lorD IN tair de-
early sales g. @ss
92c No Mixed go sSlc Flour in good demand aad
Winter Bran SIS co. Spring 81 90 Canal frsghts
Wheat at s'.9tnS Cora e s29S9c Lumber urn,
o.d s 10000 bo @n.ar 1890
caa Dp1 SGs@ C"ss Corn
Malt $500 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15

pr Rsansd Petroleum SAD saiss Clever 5000
American Red Asa Per ewt Tslow.2la Sd pst o .W'
hosncoanea ss "a. p.is lis Ga soS o. nsse1 NJ ~,
22s. 3D. ewt Prsvsions-Amerlcan RsfrtxerSen tco
hind quarters 3D. fere qaarters 3hd h. Hopsat Lon
dos-NewYerk State. b i5s Oh % o. Od Cotsonso'i
OIL Liverpool make, 2ls OIL.
LosDoG Aug. Northumberland OIL us o. 02is
7pd cwt Calcutta LInseed 38s 3D. alrosr' IN
seed Cake 10 IS 3D. 10 So per ton Refined Percieun
btd s5d per GALLON Spirits OF Turpentine 2oa OF per
ewt for American saGar-i5s 81 psr swt Tor Cub, ce,
fair refining ahost Australian raow-Best 2lsOL OLA
3D. Nation 22s Cd o23s OF CocOannt Oh-Csyl0a ED
Ga; Cochin s7 o. nercsa Rsr Beef ~ ~ f,r
hind quarters Al fora quarters 50 by the
carcass
ASrwksr. Aug. is.Pstroleum-FIns Pale American. ID
25 Is % certtmes sellers
wcoxs Lara closed - francs 10 cent? ~ 10 kho
BREMEN. Aug l3-wicox's Lara clossi ~ 81 marks 10
pfeDnigs per lilo b. - $1,000.
ssEMEH Aug l3-Petroleu m. marks IS pfsnnines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15
LIVE STOCK Markets BY TELEGRAPH

BuVFALo Aug i3-taui<-Receint. LAST % nour& 3 O9i
head; total tar 1853 hopl; tor
~ $50 iIvdkh 1875 OF which
New Ork 81 sale. Good to Choice ship
ping sales OF cars at 81 1Od4 10 Common 10 Fair
nOmnay UNCHANGED
bhccDkeccpts est "a hours 1000 mead, total Tor week
3DApJ head. ior same imo last woeE $4,000
thiOush. II cars. OF whch 10 NewiOrk
hrm Common u Far 81 10 "a 90
Good Choice 81 2nd 3d. Canadian Lambs higher. Good
to CHOICE 81 JOd7 20, 20 Western Lambs here.
Eeceuit last "a 5000 heal. totN Tor the
head. consigned through 81 o which ~ 10 New York;
Is good demand uli prices. Ordinary To
GTasssrs 81 s. 2O city Cornfed selected
seseto Medium weights 50 80 $50 1O Grassy
Mixed Pigs ght Workers. Gul aad NOMINAL At ~ OOe
4 90; all Good Western Csrniri sold
fHlCAGo. Aug l3.Ths DrsuerF Journal reoortS-Catue
Recslpts-l5.OV0 neal shiDmsnts heao: market
oue steers SIS VOe4 u.s. SiOckers and Feeders
81 % 10. cows Bulls anu Mixed 81 OO92 u.s. Texas
Cattle s213I6.
Hoss-Receipts 5000 head Shipments 900 head
market higher RoIsh and Mixed 81 10 go ~ Packing
aud shipping So OO0sj sos Light 81 90 % 80 sKlps So
81
Sheep-Receipts 20 head Shipments head. Market
81 90 z&t 20 Western s3 90 81 Texans
81 5o3S3 90. Lambs 4oOss5 40.
ST LOUIE Aug. lA-Catt<-heceipts 300 head ship
nenu 200 heac market was steady Far 10 Choice
Choca IS tOss3 % Feeders tair " 81 COO
30 stocEers. fair rood 81 90 1s2 10 Texans and
Indiana comaen rrass - good osrnfei ST. 9OGs3 90.
RsGs-kecsibIs 40 head. saipgonts sou head market
steady Choice Heavy asa Butchers sseetions
IS rs ss5 "a PACKING Medium TO Primo - oOos5 TO
YORKER. nedurn ~ Prime "a 50ss3 TO- Pgs. Common 10
Sheep-.eeeipts 400 shpmests 5000 head market
urn. Clipped Fair 10 Choice 50 1884 % Lambs
81 90 s<15
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LfvEuroo. INSTRUMENTATION Cuinoeriani Cut
l4s "a; Lesg Clear Ntdlsa 4la Oh. short Cieir Mddes
42a Ud Short Bipai5s OIL shssiers 3os PSF cwt Beef
6Os Cd tor Extra IuiA Asss Prias Mesa 3la o. Pork
Prin. Ms.. sga Oh per bot: Primo Mesa Eastsrn
7laul Western B6s b. Jta3 Id Prime West
ern. 3&a Sd, Lard OH ga Cd Hams-Leng Cat 6tiA od
shoulders 5o. Busr-J7a e. psr TOT aaest aissa
states chesss-Amsrican Cheics SEA Cd wheat-hsA
westsrs spriaK "a Id ga 3d. Ret wiatsr Is ut
81. po- ceataL New No. 2 Winter s. 3d.; do. No
Ga ID, New Nxst Western. Id; California No
J. Cd Ga i0d, q Is Sd % 81 per cs0taL Pre-
easeSpLrits q Turpontina 26s Cd do ~ London 26s ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15
fnrn,tnre.

NOWPERTHW CarRet.r
u Bedding Stoves, RAnges. Kefrsesto,s, 80 SA ..ss
RACES. sAsdes. Crsckey. evsryt6isg ~ t@s sent
eve ywhsre every !ay Price iss ma s "a cssSssG.
ia 1875 iS7 $50 2oi Goa eos Park rev, ostxesa w
6sii and Chsthaa es%eee eieWEsA ststion. New-fo~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15

Barley. Oush..........-......-..-..-- 5000 lZooo
s' oa craa@crs 20 Ssj .. barr l7s2iC Eggs lls
CA g. tnc 1" 70 90 stronger
Req corn ts A'S' Ms '''
No gaIoa Kys scarce ana ntfns1S ~ ~ at SoS
Meats .isady~shsrt RIBS s. OOats Ia Bacon steady
ss.s =. Eau s q so ss't on Il. . Sa
c s psI1 Ess. '.
fu lOg lie Neg. .teAay coamoo aad Light
e &C. VS" i, 500 neaa. shipments 76o mead
Ds.so AZ Insa:t "A &C. september %is 10 os;S
Der 77c'.....Corn Cash 4oc...... oa,s-No 2G2c. No
6n,S l''t oats So eco OasS
2l n a.. TA. 'n'J 10 Red 81
ss o. os,:s:F Mic
sA F.r r; xasu: s SO f lara
August 50 55 september 50 Butter nrm DAIRY %
Oar; 'iei s' 1905 S'' oOis wheat
$3.50 oash Barley 5000 oasa- .nipnon''-F''uf io~oo
parLIpsirni. Aus. i3-Fleur was steadily held. but
are pretty well W disposition to opfr
except mUssas S5sG LOIS 10 tSs over VS. Is
do 90 Extra 50 oOss5 Is: rens.y,,a,s FsGmr s. 500
Family 90 so ohs Clear So "a 10 40 s1rslsh
40 snis ana southern ilhnols lear 81 81 O.do
90 s',s 8 s.t T.n..6. & f1;s' So 10
do IL straight 81 l5ds. 4o' Minnesota Patents fair to
Tor far 10 Chslc. Sycamore quoted at 81 7s;.:.--
Waoa-Marxs, for options arm closed higher littLe
spnUnaeS scarce 30 2 RED for August 5s.s79.,c 10
November IS ssS No Corn local demand rEhL but
pfI & .s , NO SSds' M. aHS Ss
no , high Mixed in In gram depst Doc. No. fesw on
t .sSeT ss $50 &c. 30 tSssS1e do
vsmber AZ. oats Old scarce anu steady but New
New NO grade At ~ 25c New Rejected White 81
Sew NO Whit. sShc.; do do Cholcs sac do do
Nsw N ,aOr' %no s4S.e, Ola No White 81 SC
t%ss s- 10 O% or 2ss %o
for october IS do Tor So,e%ssr 50 -
BOZ 81 Psnnsyvsnia and Jefe, per Basket
s1e sweet Jersey oa'kst sods5c NrsiEil btu s5a
packets s. smoked Beef IA d. beef h4ms = 90
aS tsmT si6 5osii 30 ham. smoked IS%s siic Lara
81 - 0Odo steam 81 II " 40 butchers leess
Al 25c western creamery Extra 23c B. C. ana \.
y. Creamery Extra 22e' Packing Butter i2sl4e
choos ollie; Pennsylvania part rkrs 3s5 De- do nll
SKINS 1a2o...;. Eggs higher Psnnsvvania hr.s l!e;
Aoe test bbs $50 susar-Rehned steady orsnai.tsa
g. 81 ise.' Feed stc.G1~ Winter Bran SIS sossl6 20
per Receipts tleuT 200 bPls Wheat 81 900
S mss; So goo as ors 200 .a.@ at. bush
ST dou aug "a H o and :a. c..s sr 81 ~
No Red cash 692e; ssp.snesr ,or~nS o closing SIN.
T ipser o'' c..S 20 Auss, 81 SO
lac, cosng 81 &C October 5oss3s We elosins 80 30
0at Sas i and e: Ss dsss 40 .ssrPrm. T .s
sl2 o0sSl6 so Prairie 81 e0s 80 90 Bran scarce
creamery @ SsSii s5s2so bary lss2se Ios.saI arm
81 Whisky was STEADY at 81 90 1 on ssrs
Irysat shoulders So 65 LoaE Clear 81 sos
Shoulders 50 90 .ns Clear S. - ssS 90 Clear ROs
80 shsr cIoar 20 2oSf % as . .oo or.
10000 push. oats a. 100 bush hys sSsh; narI'r
Corn $4,000 OATS 5000 'ush. Rye go. Ousn.
Barley none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15
Aug. ls.-The Leading futures ranged as follows

a. 80 Spring Wheat SO iOsl rs. Spring Patents 81 %
a. 80
Tho highest cash prices were as folows;-Wheat-No
spriur 90 e. 40. s SDnhH dc. VA tea I'e- Cs.A
harisv-No . G0c....PAE sssd-No 9Ics Prime
TlmstnV Mess Psrk SD 90 Lar-so o. W.:
shsrt sS 90 Dry saitsd ehssosr' sshod
10 ,,r, ilsLr ss 49,. nisSer 81 ~
nor saIor - su4ar-Cut Loaf c; Granulztea C.;
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Ciploeu0 Notlce5

THE MARGUERITE. H0uGuros A SD oSroSAGoS
No. 10 wALLsr, YORK. Aug 1887
VNHF Directors have TINS day declared semi
i ansual dividend of TdREE go PER ENI o. tns
DIR. er company PAYABLE On August To- 1884,
a! The hs Gn rsss =, i BOOKS VIII be closet o'clock
1u 1Ssas rPa 1851 n' scaSAS
The MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREAsuRER's OFFICE. GsASD CESrR a., psroT ,.s7
V,HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this com
i pany have this day declared a pividen OF ,~o fet
o, August asrL al this orIce A. ~,
IN. transfer book. viii he closet at m on t Tar,us '
~' ie'A aSs o. August "' HENRY PRATT. Treasarer
THy LAKE sHoRE AND MICHIGAN sotrHERS
RAILWAY CoaPANY TREAsUHEss OFFICE. GRANDl
CENTRAL DRPoT, NEw.t OK. Jnss 80. 1881
THE Board of Directors of this Company
capital stock. payable a. this onee on asn sy thr
seisck D. 10 on FRI law 10TH tsr u July and VI"
BIO reopeaed on the morning Of hGrssy M ,sa.ureI
August next p ID WIN 'ESt ~ 'i'~'.
ruE CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY ConPiNr,
TREAsuEEHs oFFcK onAsp nSTt ,n pspoI ISL
THE BOARD OF DlREClOkS OF IHiSs
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AMP pET GET q2Gn DAY y. 81 AUGUST
Tn. transfer BOX. will be closed o'clock on FRI
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Of August d. 1884, ALLYN cox. Treasured:
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NKw.JKRsEh(
ns LBgRIIsI. 1884,
ITO THE HOLDERS Of Tue Adjustment
L Mortgage Berts Of this eoupsny; ., g, ssa 900
Motto. si,rs ta., 81 n: total s,a' s :. ~ NJ
ISL. g 500 aA.: ,es:p,.i The pr,SS OIL !. p par.
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Ths .oss given opoo rs.sr1sa 'S n ~.
r. MAXWELL. President.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-14
square Talk.

Powderly hit the nail squarely on
the head when he said: Until We
can be shown that person landing
on our shores can be self sustaining
for at least one year. he should not
be allowed to land. III he must
knock at the door of mine, mill
or factory and offer to take the
place Of workman for less money
than that man receives for his labor
then his advent TO this country
partakes more of the nature of a
curse than blessing. My plan
does not deal With the immigrant
alone. It will though, be the aim
OF the Bureaus now being perfected
to show that the amount of IEmi-
grafton to this country requires
more than it should have.
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Free again.

The Board If Pardnas esterday
knocked the Shackles from several
persons, as follows:
Robert Catterson and Chas. Mic
ols sent from White Pine for five
years for housebreaking.
Raas Anderson and Sylvester
Earl, for IL years, from Elko for at
temp tnrpb, had served 4 years
John Howell from Reno, house
breaking; served one half of four
years sentence.
Dick Duchy aud Joe Undian),
from Genoa; sent up last APRIL for
burglary
Tho>. Mcdowell. from Nye county
rnbben in for four years, served
iva.
The Board will meet again today
at 10 o'clock.
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-Captain i'app. Company &,
First Artillery, Nevada City, is
to tried by courtmartial.
The Sacramento hIef of
Police Was fined Monday for
giving saury answer to d
lawyer.
-fhe notorious Amid II
guardianship ces- at ins Ange-
les has been co.tiaurGi for twenty
days. Mrs. AnIid,an promising
10 reform.
y Il. Fe; riIl of <erndaIe
was found in straw stack ut
SAINT o-a Moiiday, having
wandered from hi, home while
temper r.ly los sane.
The camp and complete
outfit of some proSpectorS, with
cooking utensils. blankets and a
couple Of mules, who seem to
have been several d rvs without
food or water, have been found
near Oak Grove, III San Diego
county.
->an Diego believes that IT
will be made a port of call in tine
AuStraIisn trade. The presence
of j. ID. SpreckplS, who reached
there on the Lurline, has in
cree spd tt.t. interest Of the people,
and an effort was made to- secure
informal on as to Mr. ~preck els.
intentions, hut without success
The tract of land where
SI50,0Oa worth of town lots
were sold last sSaturtia. San
Migu |, San Diego rounty-had
been done on the property. 1t
is in still greater deinand, haw-
Yer, than last week. Yesterday
another town sold on paper at
san Diego Ii is called Bay
View, and the -treet wis blocked
by "A frantic rush of women and
men spectators, who gobbled
mp the tract in an hour.
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~ - EsfsA1 ~ PLEA.
He Secures u 1zan's Pardon BY
Ills EloQuence.

Jack Howell's case cam before
the Board of Pardons yesterday.
de was sent to Prison for stealing
pair of pants from a preacher $
house. John Sweeny appeared and
made bis plea as follows
"Of course you people know that
this man hasn't a nickle to pay a
lawyer and so he got me. | havnt
any trick of talking and [ just
want to throw the facts at the
Board. He broke into preachers
house and stole little money and
some pants. Now that shows he
was notanexpert or he wouldn have
been prowlin' round a preachers
house In this State. He went to
saloon and set by the stove and the
theological cut in the pants gave
him away.
He wanted me to bail him be-
cause / used to know him, but I
concluded he ought to take his
medicine, because I'm friendly with
the preachers and didn't like the
way Howell acted. But now be
has took his medicine for over two
years, and / guess it's enough, and
if you'll let him out I'll guarantee
he'll stand without hitchin'
This last horse remark was too
much for the Board and it broke
into laugh. A few minutes later
Howell was pardoned."